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To: The Perfect Hedge who wrote (3675)10/3/1998 3:06:00 PM
From: waverider  Respond to of 14427
 
Sew has been right on for a very long time. I've saved and made a lot of money listening to him.

The P&F's are too simplistic and are grasping at a single straw to determine the destiny of the world. Baloney.

>>> America is still the place to be and will be through the 21st century.<<<

Sounds like the last gasp of those old long term holder types.

<H>



To: The Perfect Hedge who wrote (3675)10/3/1998 4:37:00 PM
From: Lucretius  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 14427
 
thanks beebs, I'd expect us to visit 7000 by the end of this week, to set up for an even bigger fall the weeks of the 12th and 19th. Recall what I have been saying about the dollar leading this mkt lower. On Fri the dollar opened at a new low below the bear flag that had been forming. It then rallied during the day back just short of the previous low (classic technical behavior as I believe Thean will agree). The TRAN showed much the same activity. This rally in the dollar allowed the DOW to rally. The next move for the dollar will be a flat or down day for Mon, is my guess. That means the mkt should be flat or DOWN. as the dollar blows through this last low, the mkt should make the move to 7000. The "crash" of equities that I have been discussing should be lead and in the end coinciding w/ (as the more dense of money managers finally figure out just what in the world is going on and say "Dou!") the crash of the dollar from the 94 to 86 levels. Keep in mind the long bond will top out VERY soon, and will likely crash w/ the dollar and equity mkts. This will be a big surprise to most and will be thing that many are unhedged for which is why we will get a crash in the equities mkt because for many, their hedge is the bond mkt. As this hedge stops working, the liquidations of LTCM will look like chump change. The only place to hide will be gold, this will provide us w/ the massive rally in the XAU and bullion (although, the XAU should participate to the downside on the biggest and last day of the crash so don't be surprised when it comes down. Use it as a buying opp as you cover shorts.)

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good luck and stay short, things are going to get even MORE volatile than they are now. IMO, I don't care how good a trader you are, the enormous gains that are coming on the downside in the next couple weeks will far outweigh any daytrading gains you might "think" you can do. The way a crash developes, it tends to punish daytraders the most w/ wild swings that make them believe a s-t trading opp has arisen, only to surprise them w/ a wild and unpredictable move both to the upside and dowside. the trend is down, the trend is your friend.

GOLDS:

the golds all attempted to break their 5 yr downtrends on Fri and couldn't do it, but didn't close on their lows. We should break through these downtrends by the end of next week and be in for a MONSTER move. my S-T targets are as follows (I think the tendency would be to slightly overshoot these):

XAU= 95
ASA= 27
NEM= 36
ABX= 25

Let me emphasize that those are only S-T targets. The L-T trend is up, but if some that think they're good enough to play the guessing game of where these stocks will pull back to could probably try and shave a few points before getting back in (I would have hated to have tried to shave a little when DELL made the move from .5 to $1 in 1992 and miscalculated and missed out on owning it today at 60) (G). I say, don't pay the taxes. If you have to do somehting... sell calls up there. good luck!

-Lucretius